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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19
Dsa

Tia annual meeting o. he \.
c MON Association for Vie t.a|
horse thieves will Be had ava
on Saturday. the 3s:h Inst
Application will BE- MAI y
Harrington TO Judge G'ul 10
he Sist irsi., tor . certia,As
rating the Delaware EIiIaeiu
Ex Alderman MeQ1sde ~
Sing Sing yesterday. h-'
pioyed in tie laundry. Has
rec;ly over that of JAehne
At Rockovn, near A.-E
Monday morsinz, Less Pa
killed Mrs Beckie s.tirs.i ~
bad reputation. Jesl =! !
cause.
william c. Erueatro1.i ~
citizen Of R=Atins, dropse- :
stree, Monday Of rseaa.',i, :.
heart. He va 81 year ! y
ceased wAs . brother q l.sP
Ermeniroul
The wors. snow storm Q. isi
prevailed in Minnesota al -
Sunday and Sunday might .
in Dakota sefe AbArdonsc. d.
Geapolis yesterday, TIE 's1f
WA IA degrees below zero
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

-he German LibrASy Associattoa. In
oonianction With the fa1esrbund and
the Trustees Of the German Hall, have
decided 70 hold . mir, commencins
MAJ 2. and the following comEitsse Of
arrangements have been appointed:
Hsnry Muller. Anton Haubes, Joseph
ssosckle, Henry Biouth, Frederick
Heiss. Chssies Ysftss. Hesry thinner
nan, J. Wsltsrs, Dr.. Emil Herssl, A.
SCHNEIDER. Peter Kboer. Harry eehoos,
Hsury Eeamann and Willlan Nahler.
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A Marrow Ksezps

Ga Monday evening . man ~ n.
rae and spgGlAf name Of John Smith
sno sAys thai be belongs N this city
ie4 ever board 81 Delaware stree; wharf
New Castle, while intoxicated, and had
u not oeer for the heroic exer.ions OF
Two men would have oeen Crowned.
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rrolr8s

COW 6slo1Eins 20 Tsos. P Lyman
No - 5es lea. Me- port, gave blr4E
,, tk-se e3lvs. as saturday muvnirs :,
-sEEs II ~iit 4 sbe pEss sLE-e ysaIs
II So k-epI On 81 shzs rzie &c uA-h;
ss1c raj - sul 6eEa for tie dairy b1s.-
Esee-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

IL chronic and stubborn CASES Of men.
'siA, goa ard Rheumatism use saliva.
tioI Oh l; 1s'te Ersatest ps,a destroy e,
81 tie age. Psioe only 25 cents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

The Socialists held . meeting IA,
night IN this city. and ssreed TO raise a
subscription 70 aid IN the election OF
SoctA.!sts TO The nev German Rslch.,as
q parliament
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|D EuIsTEKs ORDER.
LII kEors-Es's 1ry-Cr,
NEW CASTLE CoUrrY Dr..

Il = > OhHth.
IL kEoTSzHs's GYy.cr
NEW Castle CoCETY, DEL-,
Iseenbe- Is l. ls-e.
Upoa TIE kppltcs.i5E o. Utlvsr Jaa !.
son, ExecetSf u f1Esr JAmls5n, lats
81 Red Lion Hundred, in al. ecun.y, De
csAsed. IL Is o.tered Ard dl-ectsd By ths
Rextkter that TIE kxseaso- As9resAld give
aoties 81 zrzetinx o., letters Tests neu-
tary. this tAy, apoa the estate o.
the deceased, vita me date Of srA1tins
thereof. by eA1G.ng A9ve-tLser.ern 70 De
Yostsd within f,rty days from tie date q
s1ch Letters IN s.x o. me ncs prone places
u the e0zrty Of New CasIle, Requiring al
persons having demands AxAiEs, re et.Atx
to p-esr, TIE tA--e, or abide by A. Ac. q
Assembly In sach case made Aad provided
AID Alec cA1se TIE sane 70 be irserted
xiihir The sane period IN the ialiy
SArCELIcAs, . neuEpkper pronssst II vii.
nirxtoc- A-d 70 - eoauaaed .zsrs = u rec
weeks 10 d.
Givsz uree- the han. Ara Sea.
l. 9 ofUr,ee o. me kexts,er AtoresAia.
t> .; Hilnington in New CAstts
Oo0nty Aforesaid, tie day All year Allows
yn;.ea- JJHr X BkADiOKD.
Rests.e..
NoTIcL-Au persons having claims a. s. -,
sse eE,afe Of the deceased mas, present Lns
szuas, daily At-sEtSt 70 tie ExseG.of
:, or oefsre ~ cenher lGth, lssT. u
abide TIE Act OF ASSEMBLY IN sSeh c.se maze
and provided. Oliver '. JANlSJS,
Address, ST.. Gssrzss. Del. eIs - 81.
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~ EkIED

Il ANUkI.-wIGGIr Ia the Unia,
ne;asdis; Episcopal Psrs9nAxe, By Re,
adan stssgIe, CT rassdAy evening, lar
Lsth, lss1, nr. sgsae 1srasl T. Nj,
AEnie b = iggiri, both oithn eiy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

= u.ory premise 20 BE fair &c
uars- ? c o15y ard ra,-e- warmer. FRI
day { . -, ihreateDiIs rAtn or s1oz
a-6 ..s.AS ten peratIFs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

II you are n cited With rem
neuralgia souE or other b9iiJi
IL you have . spra!pet va Z
you ought NJ once 10 proeariH
Salvation OIL. the greatest ,arl
for pa.n. II oEly coss >
eotile
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19
WM.B. SHARP&CO
Fourth and Market SIS.

was what we advertised {,
commence last nj o n d q
morning, and the steady OUT
60 OF the goods ADVERTISED
has proved the truth OF it
Many ladies will be late on
good many of the lots, bu
as fast as disposed Of we vii
REPLACE with others as bes
I'VE can. A fresh. quick stool
is what We want, and no fal
lgoods to pack away.
| The handkerchiefs-Io TO
%, will not last the cay on,
Some customers buy enough
for whole families Initia
hanokerchiefs the same.
Children's Ribbed Hoss
10 cents from 25, viii no,
last to-day children's meri
no shirts, l25 from IS, the
same.
Our dress goods show
signs OF a speedy departure,
The onslaught herehas been
heavy and this department
bears the brunt of the great
reduction; some lots are all
gone, others nearly so. and
We reduce daily to keep up
to the demand. We cam,
re-specify the goods; the bes,
way Is to cut the list from
the paper as advertised, bring
it with you and get ~aat
You want.
We have added, to re
'Pl4ce those sold. a few pieces
OF elegant all wool black
and white cheek suiting-so
inches wide-5oc from 81.
Also an odd lotof corse,s,
size IS % cents from Sc
ard sizes 25 to 30-mostly
colo'ed So from 20.
Ore choice lot Of damask
towels, knotted fringe, are
splendid value at soc. They
60 in this sale at SOC, and
no towel is better worth the
money.
Another lot huck-a back
and camask towels gathered
up indiscriminately-re d
borders, and plain white
with handsome centres-aI
good generous towel, /! yds
long b, p inches wide, WI: ~.
be rapidly appreciated by
many housekeepers-piled
up together, and airy one
you would reach out of the
pile is worth 25c, all Of them
do Fn to 16,.
Many people preer a plain
linen huck-a back towel
We have it 36124, worth
2oc- goes in the sale at
I7ic.
German Loom Ivy Leaf
Damask table linen 90 IN
ches wide SD from 80. a
good heavy check table liren
down 20 25c Per yard.
All our Jersey stripe Fan
nels at 80 and 62i are re.
duced in all colors, to SHE.
Eve3 thing in Muslin-
ard Sheetings for wear and
household wear is at the
lowest notch, with the pros.
pect OF al advancing mar.
ket. You had better buy
now.
We have in SIZES from 81
to 10 about two dozen Ia.
dies short coats in broken
lots and styles of one or two
OF a kind. They run in prices
from So to SO. We have
laid the whole lot aside and
marked them all az one
price, and tina, will hardly
cover the price OF the cloth
in each garment. Many a
good coat can be had out OF
th;s lot by q little alteration.
Each garment viii be sold
al s. 50.
IN win the lot we have
added q few Dolmsns-in
SIZES frcn = II 4n--tner
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Letter Carter Press.

william J. Bowers, ssn-
Elmer Mcdaniel sid : -
Gen have beea promoied n
TAI or to the position o. "a
u Ede vacant By the fofcs,. n,
|of Willard T. Toft, FrAnA
Bile aud IsaAc hundo.f.
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A Few More W aie'

Arllin Il Son, the p :.
q, Sixth ard Market siFsr :, :
more watches left Which ~
seasirg to boys Who pur
or over OF clothing, And W. y
EXHAUSTED they will ro' hs's :
Thsir clothing 10 We Gs
bic. ard in every ins'sl \
cheap - IL can Be pure -
They do roi deal in sh1c-! :
goods. ard ell who "a :.
their ps.ronsSe can re!Y
being exactly rs reprssti
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TTip2c'esITsl iTTsltTleI,
y .fss HLlF A Hlll!0t t!sTnsUTfs

Louisiana StsteLottsrv Compas Y
Ic,nrpcr8ts. u isss Tor ze ysa-s ~ a.
-e<Eia-rre TOR Ef1cSa51si Sc. fhA-.x5le
1rY-a+e%-sf1 ekpstAi o. 8 - ooc-fe
reAth --se-Te Rid Of cTs. stto,qo sLS
d1se eee- 21red
b. ~ ovsyuAsiEi,g rSpzla- -ote rs -
= iae sAs zAds pt.t 4 TIE prs<ec; STAT
ss-ssira-9. adoTsec l''',eE esr -, 4 T.,
is-a
= cely lo.tsrT svsf vv.sd - Al e.
, i3rEe. ~ Iss pscpls q A-y STATE.
4 zsrsy Saaisr o. poEtpgass
its Grand single Samher Drpu
lnEs tske p'se~ Hopfhly. and the
semi. Annual Dressings regular.
~ every SIX months June and be-
eemberl.
4 sPLESDIo OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A fOETUsF SkC IL ttsASIi
bkA WirG, CLAS- b. - THE 4CsiA
IN "A OF NJ SIC. NV GEfsEANS
IttSt AI, February =. lss1-2OIr
@ezIkiy l-swInx
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

EAld-1A1e cream ehocoiAss, 25esEi
: po1r6. At F=TsEsoa's
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a. re z SyCBLICAY eZEos n he shsd.
/ 1fclock e oiciSek - a c.oc
u . 81
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D EG.STEhfs URDkA.
II kEi'SrkR'S OFFICE
NEW Castle CoCs-Y. Del

D EG.ST ans UEDkA.
Ii kEffiSrkR'S OFFICE.
NEW Castle CoCS-Y Del
JarzAry lith. l.sI.
Upan he Epphsauon Of FkEBEhlC a
BELLY .E-xtestor q cRESEs NELLY
,ofEerwte keiIiyl LATE Of Cerits,sas
AEadtet, n ssid cora,F. desc A>a
I. 10 ordered .od ei,eessd - tie hssusss
tkSst,e txee-t3r Aforesaid give rss.oe O
s-3sii-x Of issis-s Ics.&zeaA<y Gpsn IAt
esfaie Of the teeeAset. vtse he date q
srzciin. thsrst, ~ . Esinx S3vEst,s-E e-.l
70 Dc 20 tee wi;siz .er1y s1ys I'VE he eA,s
81 sea lette-E II 81 .. tAe uso.t pasli-
places 81 The cSunty q New CAStle rec ats
i-s al sy<ous kATf.g ds=zn<s Agairs. tt<
estate te -e<e-t tie . Ee. or ABIDE By AZ
Ae; cf bly, y Eaek e>Se made an1 p-u
vleec; and sic gauge TIE sAze 70 bs iate-.
I'd s1-hin tie sz-e ,erlod IL tie DAILY kE
rrslIcAs. LtwsYA.s r pGoii he. IL W.
Einztr1. D~l-. std y os e.atn1ed tklSaL-
n rec vesss. tee
Oven IL .e- re sEHi and Sss
e. ctC-se Of the Eexss.sg A'xes@
- A. SllEirxror. IN New CAs.sr
t0a1gy - Fss-,1. tAs .Ay sc6 year AogYr
JOHN 4 BRADFOkD. Rex!,ts-.
Ec-IcA - AL peraors hSyizx eAiz
AsstrSs re es-ASe o. tie dec.As { must F,s
e Ct 'he s.zs, daily attest- 70 he Zee 9to.
~ = oeS-s JAurA<y lisa. i~s c. Ahsie re
Act = As<s=oi! Il r.A e.se sde sod ~
rtcsc. fREDkkIuE RkILLY
kxecst0r
Ae4rsa Ss1po-E, usl. lls-srss.
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Capital Prize. SI50.OOO
ksSotiee -Iiexe-s are rs. TallA-s 10y
aA-vts, IS. kI.hs - T<rtz1 g.
r-g- CT FErEy.

4--s Syf-e1- hzezz.4nx :c...ss.- =. $50 20
AT 17ne. IL &c .-zrs ~ - e
EAcs uEiT - -. - :. cf sEs Zrz-E J.
Sss g-..Azf.
70 iLr.zsc .-:.---2.sc. We elsarsy. Es~-
Ia - z..ars4z. - STAL sU1Ess II
sr-ss Zczey 9t1srg, 2: NsE az E1--.-4s
: e-@s-z=y as-.ss. C--e.<! a. ~ s1-
~ - e-rs-4e At4-=sa~d
A lACPE
n ~ 4rEsa-s =.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

For z.o1 Goa z 50 Bz.a'sr F-srek
Itrees wAAxS.
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Csnnfaszensrs.

~e iee =-s~-rx-sd P,Eks Al Pr-se-I
III pa AT prtseE dawn ~ TE@ Lc1 r ~
tate bo;-e-ieE vAtc1 nay - r-s.srte1 n
~ ,ez=re-z
}. n OGLESBY, Prea. LouiasAns
NATIONAL Rank
p. L.SATX. Pres State National
BanH
L. BALDWIN. Pres n O. Nsf-I B'k
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n,p, Dsseonti o ue'4


The lire OF hacks be.set1
and Newport was dlscop a.o.
arcay. II vas > great . &C =
20 . number Of woIkEen . ~ !,
several children Who aiist--A =
~ FoCrth and Wee, s,E7ea
patronage ve preeune ga -. 4
20 pay sxp< nses, or, o. .ss;A
ciert 10 warrant any ciy.5e'
TIE persons Who res'd-
and work In this city "
have TO use the cars or Va"
train nov leaves 90 40 70 ieh..
before ! O'Clock in the mo;f
sumo that ali will Be &c..
she formerly used The - =
school children.
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Hires sas,ssi l.;.H, |,
NEW oRIKAss NATIONAL BAxA.
seW 0Fieazs Ia

NE >ALE-EEE So Al PIX
l. y-fss G.: a s-uez-y s-sss. = go azsl-
c=sa s.A-1 riG ts 80 =ss1, k.s--Es
So .4ic-.s -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-19

JrJA HEs - EEAr3 EgELLzStT
= 80 4 A-ss- s1rs=-- kLHs ~ rsF-F 4. .-s
y. . =.-1>: = ri A. ;. iT4xy s.r=>- T. =
: 9HSSlS, --ss MAKE. s.rxs. .4zf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
GOOD SHELTER

II Ia Ahsolu,e economy 10 provide warn
and comfortable winter quarters for All I've
stock. with an ample supply OF pare ffrsh
air. when animals are housed In well.
male barns aud stables, they rsqalfe much
less food 10 keep them In good condition.
Lumber, In this form. IL cheaper than bay
and grain for winisring farm stoek.s Fare
water In abundance IL very neeiiul Tor the
health OF the animals. II should be drank
fresh from The well. fleft In the trough
20 freeze. N soon becomes n cold |. ice
water. and whsn tsksn ipio the animal
system, II rslaircs much heat OF the body
20 briug ~ NJ 10 The required Temperature.
Avoid a. FAR AZ possible having the wsisr'
lng uoaghs partly nlled with Ice aud snow.
They may be made 90 ss 10 tarn over wh'n
40, ia use, ard this keeps ihsm clean and
free from the chilling Ice.
Live stock should b. fed regularly. kvsn
N no, generously fed. this regularity IL
better than "a srcsss for few dsys. ard
then . Isek @, food for . time. Anlmss
are never 0utsnted when hungry. and they
shoali no, b. psrmli,si ~ thus become
uneasy. The damsge done BY one omitted
feeding csnuot be made good by double
ration Afterwards. Ttis clip shod method
OF feeding 10 qalie sure 10 bring disorder
,n,o the n)ek or stable. -Amsrlcda Agri'
cnifurisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
rcr the oxrosp prxocAAr.
RAISING POTATOES.

The complaint comes from all quarters
Of the bad condition OF the potato crop.
Not only we're they rotten in the field,
bat they are said 10 be rO,,ipg badly in
the cellars have been more successful
the pas, season than some Of your core.
spoadenis. and will give you my method
Of cultivation aud the results.
planted one acre Of potatoes on high.
dry ground. broken up the fall Of 1855.
sOwsd TO oats in the spring Of 1856 With
on, manure. although much prefer new.
ly broken up ground. Las, spring l
spread on sboa, eish, cords Of manure
and plowed Il in. aud made the soil very
mellow with euliivstor fuuo~ed with
q horse plo~. and dropped sboa, $50
pound. Of superphosphste in the bottom
Of the fuuows. scattered round some, and
dropped the potatoes on to the superphos'
plate. I used q bushels Of seed Beauty
Of Hebron and planted about The middle
Of May. and covered two OF three inches
deep. Cultivated and hOsd them once.
The bugs were very thick. ia, paid
No attention 20 them At hoeing time.
When they were well ha'ehed GA, went
over them aud .prinkled on one pound OF
Paris Green, mixed with 100 pounds OF
dry plaster. when the leaves were damp.
which almc., completely destroyed the
bugs. with no spparn, irjap to the po-
tAtoes.
The frs, week in September l dug
about one-ikird Of the piece and Got 10
b1shsl. Of sound potatoes and about
bushels that had begun TO decay. l fed
the Affected ones 10 the hogs. l LEI the
re, rsmsin in the grOand ,ill The last
week In September. when | dug them.
found sboa, the same proportion OF
sound and rotten one. a. when ] dug the
first, with this difsrenes:-,he sound ones
appeared al good. While the rotten ones
were all WORTHLESS. showing that what
ever rot there Vas. began before the Ere,
u September.
To sun up have 50, fully 100 bushels
q good sirsd. .oand potatoes. besides
What | lcs, by TOT. The hn, ones dus
have ro,ied little in the cellar. The
l.s, one. are very sOand. mssly. and
good.
foard the potatoes mech .ound'f m
the bottom Of the hills than near the top
Of the grognd. also found them much
bigger and ,Ogndsr where the ground ".
free from weeds. showing eonelasiv'ly
that the advice given in Col. s-e't'
lecture on Clean Calturs had better te
followed. no, only In ni.iag PO's'oe'.
ba, every thing else. A big PIX weed
and biz potato are no, often found IN
the same hill.
HrxKY T. HAMMOND.
Paris. Me-. Oct. so. 1857
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

RIaur iIrRE ~ MAiSE The Gdrdiaer
ysur.al calls special attention 10 the fact
thu, Kansas, the greatest corn producing
state In the Union. does not give ~ high
an average per acre As Maine, aud In Nils
soari ". have q friend who lives very near
A city % large as Gsrdiner. and he has OF
ten written Us that corn Was worth ten
cents q bushel and wheat Is. California
,Ae boosted land OF enormous crops, only
gives an average OF less than fourteen
bushels per acre
Compare their crops with those OF Aroos-
took. or even Ksnnebec. How viii the
Western States redeem their mortgages,
when IL TAKES al the wheat that can 10
grown on -four acres OF land 10 pay the III
tsrest on slOOi Do not go west, young
man. bat stick 10 your store your trade,
or The old farm. or get new Que.
The average young man who stays Of home
will do better than be will by emlgra,ing.
N ne works ~ hard. and be will not have
10 fare half a. bard. In the issi any years
The men who have stayed In Kenneoec VIII
compare fsvoraoiy with those who have
con. we.,, intellectually. morally ard
nasneially. A man who cannot make
living In Kennebec county ought not 10
have q living -Miias Faracr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
so MONEY IN 1T.

what q picture OF one womans lie Is
given By The boys sftlsss description oi
M. mothers work. In the following snse'
dote. II would be humorous bot Tor ihs
suggestion OF hard fact and dresry unsp'
prscia,lon which IL depleted. and nsds an
echo In more than one households, We re-
ere; IN cay
"My noghsr gets me up. builds The IRE.
ana get. nv breakfas, and sends me on.
aid a bright youth. Then she ss,s my
father up and gets biz breskfsst, and sends
him OF. Then she gives the other children
their breakfast and sends them 10 school ;
and then she and The baby have their break
fact"
"How Oli 1, the baby asked the re-
porter. .
sob, she IL most two, but she can islk
and wslk a. good a. any OF Ne"
care you well paid"
II get two dollars = week ani fa'her
gets two dollars dsy."
"How maca does your mother gsif
Mother Why she don't work Tor any
bodyi'
II iAosgh, you said she worked for al
ofyouf"
aoa. yes. for us. she does; oui there
sln'i no money In it"-E
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
A PRIZE ESSAY on pAInYISo.

The wisconsin Dairymsn's Association
year or two since offered pfifs fcr the
beet essay on dsiryipg. The following
woni
sslee, cows rich 10 bu,,er-mskipg quail
i,ls,.
Pastures should he dry. free from slough
holes, well seeded with different kiuds OF
tame gfass,s, 90 that good feed IL assured.
n timothy or clover. cut early and cure
properly. Feed corn, stalks, pumpkins,
,n.ilage and plenty OF vegetable, In win
ter.
Corn and oats. corn and bran. oil meal
In small qusatitiss.
LIT COW. drink only such water . you
would yourself
Oenti.n.ss aud ciesnliaess.
Brush the uidsr N free Il from impafi'
ties. MIA 10 clean hsru. well ventilated.
quickly. ehs.rfally. with clean hands and
pail. seldom chspgIns mixers
Srsiu while warns su1merse In ws,sf
a. degrees Open settling GO degrees.
Skim st twelve hours; At iwsn'y'ioaf
hours.
Care must be exercised To rlpen cream
by fr,qasr, s,irring-, keeping al 60 de-
gress UNTIL slightly sour.
Better have one Gov le-s than be WIN
on, q Thermometer. Churus without To-
eide nxiurts. Lever tu,'er'wofker. Keep
sweet and clean.
SIR the cream thoroughly temper TO 60
degree. warm or cool with water Chufn
Immediately when properly soured. slowly
Al nrst. with regular motion. In ~ 10 ~
minutes. when butter i FORMED In gran
uies the slrs OF wheat kernels. draw Cd The
buttermilk; wash with cold wshf snh
brinv until M trace % bstisrmiik IL len.
lie, the water drain out, weigh the bot
ter, sslt, one ounce 10 the pound, tlfI salt
on The butter, and work with lsver.wofter.
Sc, away two 10 four hours; lishty re-
work and pack.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

.Eyery farmer shoald keep making I'm.
nroyemsnts. and should be ashamed 10
sdm,, that his farm IL no better this year
,hsn n va. last" These were among The
GOOD words spoken by Mr.. Joel wilbur,
vbo IL one Of the best and most sueeessiui
farmers In Franklin county, In his address
Al the North frAnklin fair. The man VINO
loves his farm and makes farming ousi-
ness viii be proud OF his improvements
"a his home which viii become dearer
and letter every year; bat the fellow who
teeps scrub stock and lets the weeds gel
the better OF his crops ell the time, don't
FEEL bad n his farm ~ II no hsttsr tbs
wear than Il Was last What does ne carer
I'm, the numbers ofsuch farmers are grow
iur lsss every day. -Eafers Far"er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
Hoods SarsaparIIIa
'RoDE AND lIEY,-vAs.n. :. nd
STEERS FIRSr VISIT TO MAINE

Apou, 1904. Daniel ws,stsr. who had
last compiet~i his iegd stadles. came ~
the Psuobsco,, with . view OF nadiog .
location % settle In IL vas accompanied
by his brother Exskisl Having bot one
horse between them. thsy erode and tied,"
40 The saying Was; that l.. ope rode The
horse Tor . time, and then stoppei sni
ted him, while The other walled on uatil
be reached the tied horse. which be mosu,.
"a and rode Ia HE turn until the Other
came up Thus they accomplished their
iourpsy through Belfast, Pfosp-ct and
Frankfort 10 Bangor. In old times oar
ancsstoss did not consider that The ball OF
. ksttls u no longer whsn dowa than when
erect, and 90 bsilt the msin rosi along
oar coast over the Bls6. Mount Ephfsim.
apd the frankfort hills. Looking %
nom one Of these steep and ruxged accents
Ezekiel remarked. 81 dol't ksov how ws
en- gst down here. Dssisl; bet yoe .sks
The horse b. the bsicie. and viii follow
% bshiud asd hold % 90 HE tall uhss be
\ o. dssesr Of uppisg overt"
ns. Wsbstsr related this apscdots dor.
Ing his subssqasst visits 70 nsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

JERKSo orr rmtiR HEADs -rh-re
lived 10 Monmoa,b. Maine. an lrishnsn
much addicted to f,hins--A propensity
which he iadalsed In . nsighbOrina pond.
lie and kis heir apparen, were on, IN
their boat one day In company with .
neighbofs boy. ~ho WAS something Of q
joker. Pat sat In the stern taking ire
quen, drsushis from = Jug conveniently
near His ,oa and heir sa,. faeiaa him.
and the neishbors boy ns,, In order.
After . 10, Of clubs had bsea caught.
the fishing waved sonewAat dull. AID
father aud son fell doing over their liass
No, 90 the nsishbofs boy; 90 tie alert
Tor fun, he cut Of . clubs he'd and
quietly reaching over and palIinx II IN
other boys line. he fastened the hal ~
the hook and carefully droppsd !, back
into the wafer. At thu same time giving
I. = little jsrk. Immediately the email
Rshsrman swoks and hauled 10 biz lias
at . rapid rate. Surprise and eonstsrna-
too eat upon bis eountsnsncs when h.
saw bic bite. Pa! too Vas much diauib.
Cd In mind. But, catching nothing more.
father and con again slept; and again
the nsishbor's bad boz siealthily ATTACHED
another clubs head to the line. jerking
Il - before. The same excited hauling
In occurred. followed BY the ssms cory
phenomenon and another clubs bead
vas Landed In the bottom Of the boat.
But now. Pat biz upon the cause Of the
miracle. "SthOp pullin' thin 6shss 10
20 fash, ys young shpslpssn," be shout.
ed sngrily, "Ysp s-jsfkin the heads
ofn svsry wan o thin !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
IluHfsMAffsM

4, undoubtedly caused by iseiii acid 10
the blood. This acid attacks the nofous
tissues, and causes the palms aud sehes In
the back, shoulders. knees. ankles, hips
AMI wrists. Thousands OF people have
found In Hoods Sarsspsrills . positive
cure for rheumatism. This medicine, oy
ia purifying action. neuirallrss the seidisy
OF The blood. aud also builds up and
strengthens the whole body.